An approach to the safety problem – Sunday, July 08, 1956
With increasing carnage on the highways and elsewhere, it would seem that we need a new approach to the problem of safety. And so, we...
Music & the Spoken Word Library
Some side lights on freedom… – Sunday, July 01, 1956
This significant season suggests some sidelights on freedom: One fact concerning freedom is that we seem so readily to recognize an enemy that assails our...
Concerning safety and survival… – Sunday, June 24, 1956
There was once perpetrated on the public a two-word phrase that is contrary to truth and goodness and good sense: "Live dangerously." Many do it,...
As to fathers… – Sunday, June 17, 1956
Life gives us many memories—of home, of mothers, of fathers and family. And as to fathers, we should like to turn today to some passing...
So Many Unessentials – Sunday, June 10, 1956
Often, we enter each season with new plans and new purposes—but time is so swift, and the months move by, and we look back and...
Commencement – season of decision… – Sunday, June 03, 1956
Whenever we arrive anywhere, wherever we are is but a place from which to proceed to the next place. Those who have come to Commencement...
Death is such a door… – Sunday, May 27, 1956
Not long ago from the window of a waiting train we watched a young mother with two young daughters, all dressed in their best, eagerly,...
The momentous matter of marriage – Sunday, May 20, 1956
In the memorable play, Our Town, one of the philosophizing characters speaks these telling lines: "I'm awfully interested in how big things . . ....
Are the children at home? Where is Mother? – Sunday, May 13, 1956
Two thoughts come sharply through today—two questions really, almost always asked by children, young or old, when they come home from anywhere at any hour:...